South Sudan Faces Escalating Hunger Crisis in 2026
IRC warns of worsening hunger in South Sudan due to conflict, floods, and economic challenges, urging immediate global intervention in 2026.
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IRC warns of worsening hunger in South Sudan due to conflict, floods, and economic challenges, urging immediate global intervention in 2026.
China deploys 12th peacekeeping unit to South Sudan, continuing 2025’s humanitarian efforts with 70+ aid missions and medical support for 1,000+ residents.
A small aircraft carrying oil workers crashed in South Sudan’s Unity State, killing 20 people, including two Chinese nationals. Rescue operations and investigations are underway.
Heavy gunfire erupted in Juba as security forces attempted to arrest the former intelligence chief, raising concerns over stability in South Sudan’s capital.
China and South Sudan have elevated their bilateral relations to a strategic partnership during a meeting between President Xi Jinping and President Salva Kiir in Beijing.
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir Mayardit visits China’s Zhejiang Province to strengthen economic and political ties ahead of the 2024 FOCAC Summit.
The USA men’s basketball team defeated South Sudan 103-86 in their second group stage game at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics, securing a place in the quarterfinals thanks to a strong performance from their bench.
The UN plans to assist 2.4 million people projected to be affected by severe flooding in South Sudan, providing health services, shelter, and food as the region braces for the worst floods in 60 years.
LeBron James’ late layup clinched a thrilling 101-100 comeback victory for the USA over South Sudan in an exhibition game in London, saving the team from a potential upset.
The UN warns of a deepening food crisis in South Sudan, with 79,000 people facing catastrophic hunger amid violence, floods, and economic instability.
South Sudan’s antelopes start their remarkable migration, but increasing poaching poses a significant threat to this natural spectacle.
South Sudan has launched a five-year, $33 million UN-backed project to bolster climate resilience among vulnerable communities and restore ecosystems, aiming to benefit over 75,000 people.
South Sudan has launched a $33 million UN-backed project to bolster the resilience of vulnerable communities against climate change and restore over 15,000 hectares of land.